Chapter 228: The Unconventional Effect of a Movie's Box Office

Of course, "Wolf Warrior 2" is not some art-house masterpiece destined to be immortalized in film history.

It is a perfectly passable mainstream-values commercial popcorn movie.

One might even say this "Wolf Warrior 2" is very likely a landmark representative work marking how Chinese-made martial-arts war films have advanced shoulder-to-shoulder, rapidly catching up to the international industrial standard for action genre films.

This point can be seen from the focused attention of the audience.

One could say that from the very opening, the entire film firmly grips the viewers' attention.

Not only is the film's pacing tight and the plot serviceable, but even the characters each have their own distinctive traits.

Before the civil war in Africa even began, before the factory plotline arrived, the rich second-generation character played by Bai Liang had already appeared on screen.

Na Zha nodded just as solemnly — at this moment, what could possibly be more important than the kitten not having eaten?

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